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How Singalong Starmer got his deal … and a bit part in Trump, the Musical

Finally, a British prime minister has landed a trade agreement with the US. It’s just a shame it’s not a very good one, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Don’t you get it, Harry? You’re not a victim. You’re a rich man who can pay for his own sodding security

One of the prince’s well-heeled friends should give our foremost podcaster a lesson on when to keep schtum, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Is Farage’s win a new dawn? We could ask Labour, but they’re still fast asleep

The local elections results tell us one clear thing: the ‘two main parties’ offer a change that actually changes nothing – and voters know it, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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If Starmer is willing to help Trump host a lucrative golf tournament, will he caddy for him too?

The prime minister is apparently pursuing ways to land the 2028 Open for the president. With friends like that, POTUS surely won’t be carrying his own clubs, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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What’s more vacuous than an endless vacuum? It’s Lauren Sánchez and Katy Perry’s party in space

The all-female Blue Origin flight on Monday broke boundaries and set records in the spouting of girlboss gibberish, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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One stock seems truly doomed this week: if you hold any Kemi Badenoch, accept my condolences

Hard to know if her leadership is sheer ineptitude or an act of artistic expression, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Spare a thought for the poor billionaires who backed Trump – and hate tariffs

As the great American self-own rages on, the super-rich are beginning to break rank. Meanwhile, Elon Musk’s gone suspiciously quiet, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Are Trump’s tariffs for real or an AI hallucination? I’m afraid the answer is both

Amid claims that a chatbot helped shape the key calculations, the president is now off playing golf. He’ll find the world economy in a bunker, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Poor Prince Harry: what to do when someone close to you publicly trashes an institution you love?

As claims pile up about the charity he founded, he’s learning that smiling and biting your lip can be quite painful. Hear, hear, as the Windsors might say, writes Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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So many souvenirs for JD Vance to take home from Greenland: oil, gas, minerals – and that’s just the start

The widely reviled veep and his wife may not see much of the island they’d like to annex, but the US military base will be lovely at this time of year, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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It’s war and peace with Donald and Pete – and the worst group chat the world has ever seen

We absolutely won’t tolerate leaks, they said before looping in a journalist to top secret war plans. Feel safe? Me neither, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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So it’s victory for Kirsty Coventry in the IOC elections. Who says cards with a rigged deck isn’t an Olympic sport?

The Zimbabwean has global sport’s top job but Britain’s Sebastian Coe was snubbed, and with good reason: he might have changed things, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Donald Trump: the president making anywhere but America great again

The US stock market is spooked and his henchmogul’s companies are floundering. Has the great dealmaker been building up … the wrong nation, asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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‘Everybody does it’: Why we all love a good gossip, from The White Lotus, to books and podcasts

Sharing secrets is a natural human instinct – and the boom in audio is providing new platforms for the juiciest stories

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Amazing: of all the books in all the world Mr Free Speech Zuckerberg wants to ban, it’s the one about him

Whether the Meta boss and his ex-lieutenant Sheryl Sandberg are truly beyond awful is neither here nor there. I thought he was done with factchecking, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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The Nigel Farage v Rupert Lowe prize fight is getting ugly. Has Reform reached its breaking point?

It’s great for those who enjoy a punch-up on the right, but as the zealots duke it out, think of the voters who trusted them, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Five Great Reads: the ‘surge backwards’ under Trump, Danny Dyer and who carries the mental load?

Guardian Australia’s weekend wrap of essential reads from the past seven days, selected by Claire Keenan

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There are 1,000 grotesque memes of JD Vance – and they’re all more likable than the real thing

Angry, rude and addicted to web troll-ery, the vice-president has the Make America Awful Again portfolio. Seems a perfect fit, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Richard Osman’s remarks about Hollywood say a lot about Britain’s small-minded celebrity culture

COMMENT: A clip of the presenter appearing to criticise Adrien Brody and Mikey Madison has prompted some ridicule on social media. But his take on the UK’s blinkered relationship with celebrity is worth unpacking, writes Louis Chilton

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Too much Meghan? Too much criticism

Brief letters: With Love, Meghan | Thank you, Marina | American tech | A love to cherish | Trompé v trompe

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It’s With Love, Meghan – not just a TV show but a landmark piece of art. And not in a good way

A whole political and cultural era is passing, and who better than the Duchess of Sussex as a symbol of all we have left behind, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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It’s Elon Musk’s ‘pronatalist’ bonanza – so many families, so little time

With the mothers of his kids begging for his attention on social media, he makes much of ‘pronatalism’. Is that just a fancy word for bad parenting? asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Ah, here’s Trump’s peace plan for Ukraine – or rather, a plan to leave it in pieces

And despite having ample time to prepare for this moment, why do Europe and Britain’s leaders seem so surprised, asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Keir Starmer is in a tight spot, but a ‘Trump, baby, Trump’ strategy just won’t work

The president has his own laws of physics. The real thing is bad enough: a pale copy doesn’t stand a chance here or in the US, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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It’s the Oscars on a knife-edge: who’ll win the award for hating Emilia Pérez the most?

Hailed as a progressive triumph, now it’s mired in scandal and acrimony. If that’s not a film for our troubled times, what is? asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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